Secure payment card transactions
AssigneeShift4 Corporation
InventorsJohn David Oder, II, John David Oder, Kevin James Cronic, Steven Mark Sommers, Dennis William Warner
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AssigneeShift4 Corporation
InventorsJohn David Oder, II, John David Oder, Kevin James Cronic, Steven Mark Sommers, Dennis William Warner
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Payment card transactions at a point of sale (POS) are secured in certain embodiments by intercepting, with a POS security layer installed on a POS terminal, payment data from the POS terminal, transmitting the payment data from the POS security layer to a server security application installed on a POS server, and providing false payment data from the POS security layer to a POS terminal application installed on the POS terminal. The false payment data in various embodiments is processed as if it were the payment data, such that the POS terminal transmits an authorization request to the POS server using the false payment data. In addition, the authorization request may be transmitted from the POS server to a payment gateway.
A method of adding security to a point-of-sale (POS) server which communicates over a network with one or more POS terminals, each POS terminal including a payment card reader, the POS server including a POS server application installed thereon configured to communicate with the one or more POS terminals over a non-secure channel to process payment card transactions, the method comprising:
A computer-readable medium having stored thereon a server security application that is configured to be installed on a point-of-sale (POS) server that runs a POS server application and that communicates with a POS terminal over a network, the server security application comprising executable instructions that cause the POS server to at least:
A method for securing payment card transactions at a point of sale (POS), the method comprising:
A method for securing payment card transactions at a payment gateway, the method comprising:
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